Korean National Police Agency Acting Chief Lee Ho-young speaks after completing an on-site inspection at the Seoul Western District Court in Mapo-gu, Seoul, where supporters of President Yoon Suk-yeol, who are accused of being the masterminds behind a rebellion, illegally intrude on Nov. 19 morning. /Courtesy of News1

Lee Ho-young, acting commissioner of the Korean National Police Agency, noted that far-right YouTubers could also be targets of an investigation related to the group violence incident that took place at the Seoul Western District Court in Mapo District by supporters of President Yoon Seok-yeol.

The acting commissioner visited the district court around 10:15 a.m. on the 19th to assess the damage. In response to a reporter's question asking, 'Is there a possibility that far-right YouTubers inciting the protesters could be investigated?' the acting commissioner replied, 'We plan to conduct a thorough investigation if they are related to the violent incident.'

Regarding the threatening posts directed at the judge who issued the arrest warrant for President Yoon, he explained, 'We will thoroughly investigate and find that person (the author of the posts) and do our best to protect the (judge's) personal safety.' He emphasized, 'This incident is a serious challenge to the rule of law' and noted, 'We will continue to respond strictly to illegal and violent protests.'

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